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New county tourism website among proposed projects as ARPA deadline looms - Vimarsana News

New county tourism website among proposed projects as ARPA deadline looms

Three years ago, each of Mohave County’s five supervisory districts received $8.1 million from the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act. Now Supervisor Buster Johnson is proposing $100,000 in new ARPA

Horizon Six water system will need $300,000 boost, supervisor says - Vimarsana News

Horizon Six water system will need $300,000 boost, supervisor says

It’s been two years since the Mohave County Board of Supervisors approved $2.75 million in repairs to waterlines in the Horizon Six Improvement District, directly east of Lake Havasu City.

Preliminary plat for Window Rock Estates approved by P&Z - Vimarsana News

Preliminary plat for Window Rock Estates approved by P&Z

The Planning and Zoning Commission voted 7-0 Wednesday to approve the preliminary plat for Window Rock Estates. The plat includes 146 lots and is located east of McCulloch Boulevard on

Mohave County road projects could proceed despite looming budget crisis - Vimarsana News

Mohave County road projects could proceed despite looming budget crisis

At least one capital improvement project could be postponed indefinitely in Mohave County, and others could soon be on the chopping block as county officials address a looming budget crisis

Water line contract approved, with focus on fire service in Horizon Six - Vimarsana News

Water line contract approved, with focus on fire service in Horizon Six

Four years ago, the Lake Havasu City Fire Department ended a long standing fire protection agreement for the community of Horizon Six, when it became clear that the district’s water